Search Hotels with Room Service in Samarkand

"Wonderful hotel with delicious breakfasts including freshly cooked eggs to order and real coffee. Good location with a 15 minute walk through parks to the Registan. Staff were excellent with good English. The only slight negative was that the bathroom ventilation was poor, and when we mentioned that to the manager, he moved us to another better room with a much better bathroom. Excellent service!"

"Very nice hotel with friendly staffs "

"Fantastic property with very good service and courteous staff. The restaurant booking is a must -do."

"Well located place with friendly staff but a bit overpriced for what it is. Let down by small details: tv and fridge do not work, breakfast is poor and no sound insulation."

"Hotel is a little out of the city (~20 minutes walk) and the hotel is designed to cater for business travellers. However, it still makes a good base for tourists visiting Samarkand. The room was clean and modern, bathroom was really nice but the WiFi was a bit hit and miss. Breakfast was buffet style and was fine. The staff on the front desk were helpful and gave really good recommendations on where to eat nearby. I did have some issues as when I arrived the hotel didn't seem to have a record...

"Room is big,but a little cold.Breakfast is simple."

"Food great. Staff's English poor. Katarina VERY unfriendly. Internet access terrible. Staff misled guest re this. Said they would fix. Never happened. Staff tried to get guest to take tour with non-English-speaking guide for extremely expensive price. Found better deal elsewhere. Room clean & comfortable, but service bad."

"poor soundproofing (noise insulation) of the rooms"

"Ok"

"Incredible staff, went out of their way to help this group of Americans with everything from quick turnaround on laundry/pressing service to providing tips on travelling around the city/country. The room was no frills when compared with what one might expect in a U.S. room, but it was clean, quiet, and a great place to sleep after days of exploring. We didn't travel halfway around the world just to hang out in a hotel room."